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Harris Corporation Receives $18 Million Order for Falcon III Radios FROM Central Asian Nation

Harris Corporation Receives $18 Million Order for Falcon III Radios FROM Central Asian Nation
RF-7800H Harris manpack. Photo: Harris

Harris Corp. [HRS] received an order for Falcon III wideband tactical radios from a Central Asian country worth $18 million, the company said on Thursday. The nation in Central Asia will receive the RF-7800H high-frequency (HF) manpack and RF-7850M multiband hand-held radios. The RF-7800H is the first HF manpack radio with high-speed wideband data capabilities, allowing users to transmit large data files over beyond line-of-sight links, Harris said in a statement. The RF-7850M supports the latest wideband and narrowband networking…

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